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could the unassuming lupin bean become the next superfood?
lupins contain roughly 40% protein, and scientists say the beans have the nutritional bonafides to make it as a superfood.
the national post
nutrition
oct 8 2021
lupins contain roughly 40 per cent protein, the highest in the legume family, says lead researcher arineh tahmasian.

alberta opioid deaths dip slightly, but 2021 toll still grimmest ever
some experts in the field say the covid-19 pandemic has deepened the opioid crisis by increasing isolation, diverting medical resources and heightening overall mental health pressures.
calgary herald
addiction
oct 8 2021
together, calgary and edmonton recorded 142 opioid overdose deaths in the first two months of 2021.

fewer common illnesses during pandemic could create crisis
by: blair mcbride a health backlog that could persist f...
edmonton journal
coronavirus
oct 8 2021
“the average care needs of albertans will be worse and more complex for a few years until we catch up on these delayed screenings and delayed surgeries,” said calgary family physician dr. david keegan, about a growing backlog of non-covid medical issues in the province. james may photo courtesy of dr. david keegan

opinion: we need to expand newborn screening program
the benefits of early diagnosis from screening are monumental.
the province
rare diseases
oct 8 2021
dawn shirley and her daughter quinn. the five-year-old was diagnosed with severe combined immunodeficiency — commonly known as scid when she was just three weeks old.

children's vaccines key to ending pandemic: doctor
by: dave waddell the local rate of covid-19 infection h...
windsor star
covid-19 vaccine
oct 8 2021
students of ecole elementaire l'envolee, a french-language public school in windsor, walk to a school bus after classes on sept. 9, 2020.

former anti-vax alta. woman shares husband's icu horror story
as a rural alberta man fights for his life in an edmonton icu, his wife, who was once against covid-19 vaccines, is urging others to get the shot and guard against misinformation online.
edmonton journal
covid-19 vaccine
oct 8 2021
chris palkun, 40, in intensive care at edmonton's grey nuns community hospital. he was in critical condition on thursday, oct. 7, 2021.

the other covid crisis we need to talk about: mental health
by: adam legge many of those you work with — colleagues...
calgary herald
mental health
oct 8 2021
as friends, family members, co-workers and employers, we need to address the mental health crisis growing in this pandemic, writes adam legge of the business council of alberta.

ambulance services stretched thin amid sask.'s fourth wave
'it’s kind of a whole, systemic crisis,' said paramedic services chiefs of saskatchewan president kelly prime.
the star phoenix
coronavirus
oct 8 2021
an ambulance leaves regina general hospital in regina, saskatchewan on sept. 14, 2021.
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could the unassuming lupin bean become the next superfood?
lupins contain roughly 40% protein, and scientists say the beans have the nutritional bonafides to make it as a superfood.
the national post
nutrition
oct 8 2021
lupins contain roughly 40 per cent protein, the highest in the legume family, says lead researcher arineh tahmasian.

alberta opioid deaths dip slightly, but 2021 toll still grimmest ever
some experts in the field say the covid-19 pandemic has deepened the opioid crisis by increasing isolation, diverting medical resources and heightening overall mental health pressures.
calgary herald
addiction
oct 8 2021
together, calgary and edmonton recorded 142 opioid overdose deaths in the first two months of 2021.

fewer common illnesses during pandemic could create crisis
by: blair mcbride a health backlog that could persist f...
edmonton journal
coronavirus
oct 8 2021
“the average care needs of albertans will be worse and more complex for a few years until we catch up on these delayed screenings and delayed surgeries,” said calgary family physician dr. david keegan, about a growing backlog of non-covid medical issues in the province. james may photo courtesy of dr. david keegan

opinion: we need to expand newborn screening program
the benefits of early diagnosis from screening are monumental.
the province
rare diseases
oct 8 2021
dawn shirley and her daughter quinn. the five-year-old was diagnosed with severe combined immunodeficiency — commonly known as scid when she was just three weeks old.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

children's vaccines key to ending pandemic: doctor
by: dave waddell the local rate of covid-19 infection h...
windsor star
covid-19 vaccine
oct 8 2021
students of ecole elementaire l'envolee, a french-language public school in windsor, walk to a school bus after classes on sept. 9, 2020.

former anti-vax alta. woman shares husband's icu horror story
as a rural alberta man fights for his life in an edmonton icu, his wife, who was once against covid-19 vaccines, is urging others to get the shot and guard against misinformation online.
edmonton journal
covid-19 vaccine
oct 8 2021
chris palkun, 40, in intensive care at edmonton's grey nuns community hospital. he was in critical condition on thursday, oct. 7, 2021.

the other covid crisis we need to talk about: mental health
by: adam legge many of those you work with — colleagues...
calgary herald
mental health
oct 8 2021
as friends, family members, co-workers and employers, we need to address the mental health crisis growing in this pandemic, writes adam legge of the business council of alberta.

ambulance services stretched thin amid sask.'s fourth wave
'it’s kind of a whole, systemic crisis,' said paramedic services chiefs of saskatchewan president kelly prime.
the star phoenix
coronavirus
oct 8 2021
an ambulance leaves regina general hospital in regina, saskatchewan on sept. 14, 2021.
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obesity matters

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